Self-guided walking tour

Warsaw Walking Tour: Warsaw in Living Lines (4.5 hours, 8 stops)

8 stops in walking order through Warsaw, from Agnieszka Osiecka to Szczęśliwy Pies: 14.9 km on foot, about 3 h of walking, 4 h 30 min in total with the story and a look around at each stop. Walking times come from the routed walking path, not a straight line. It is the route of “Warsaw in Living Lines”, a ready-made tour in the Guided Tours app.

Total
4 h 30 min
Distance
14.9 km
Walking
3 h
Stops
8

The stops, in walking order

  1. Agnieszka Osiecka

    A bronze statue in Saska Kępa commemorates Agnieszka Osiecka, a twentieth-century poet, lyricist, and novelist.

    11 min walk · 950 m

  2. Sztafeta

    Adam Roman’s sculpture beside the Stadion Narodowy entrance.

    27 min walk · 2.2 km

  3. Pomnik Praskiej Kapeli Podwórkowej

    A brass memorial in Old Praga celebrating Warsaw’s backyard musicians.

    30 min walk · 2.5 km

  4. Chłopiec z łabędziem

    A sculpture by Theodor Erdmann Kalide, part of a design cast in iron, zinc, and bronze.

    21 min walk · 1.7 km

  5. Dom Kereta

    A remarkably narrow art installation wedged between a postwar apartment block and a prewar tenement in Wola.

    22 min walk · 1.8 km

  6. Muzeum Neonów

    A privately operated museum in the Palace of Culture and Science, preserving Polish illuminated advertising from the postwar era.

    34 min walk · 2.8 km

  7. Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej

    Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej occupies Ujazdów Castle, a former ducal residence with a turbulent military and wartime history.

    36 min walk · 3.0 km

  8. Szczęśliwy Pies

    Szczęśliwy Pies, or the Happy Dog Monument, is a seated Golden Retriever sculpture in Pole Mokotowskie.

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The route line, 14.9 km, drawn from the tour’s routed walking path.

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